As far as "realistic" military shooters go, they can all bow to the ARMA games. They are the last of the true tactical shooters since the once great Ghost Recon and Rainbow Six franchises have been terribly consolized and dumbed down.
But back on topic, I doubt Activision/IW will do anything about this. Even if they ignore this issue they probably will still have the highest money making game this year with Call of Duty 9.
So what does matter to them then? People are still going to lap it up until they realize they've been playing $60 expansion packs for COD4 for the last 5 years, which at this rate looks pretty far off. Then again, maybe this little charade could be a turning point that makes people think toward that end, but pretty unlikely.
I generally play single player only though, so I have a somewhat biased view of COD. I like a long epic SP FPS experience like F.E.A.R. or HL2, etc. Call of Duty 1, 2, & 4 all had great single player, but after that the single player became a rushed, short, afterthought. I realize I'm in the small minority that don't play MP as much as SP, but I think its still important in a full priced game.
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